The phrase "at joint points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing connections, intersections, or collaborative efforts between different entities or elements.
Example: "The engineers met at joint points to discuss the integration of their designs."
Alternatives: "at connection points" or "at intersection points".
The construction of the tunnel is an "immersed tube" tunnel type that connects a number of segments at immersion joint points.
This paper presents robust stabilization for an R/C helicopter whose degree of freedom is reduced by fixing at a (joint) point.
These are used now instead of crimping as it makes a more waterproof seal and affects the signal less at the joint point.
Only the best alignment was needed; the whole alignment must cross the first and last joint point and cover at least 70% of the fused exon.
In other words, the increased energy reaching the receiver is translated to increased distance between joint constellation points at the receiver.
(Thumb tip to first joint, 2 points).
Nevertheless, at later time points, joint swelling lessened progressively whereas abnormal weight bearing remained at the same level, suggesting that pain persisted despite the partial resolution of inflammation, likely as a result of severe joint tissue remodeling.
The component mode synthesis method is combined with analytical solutions for determining the driving point conductance at joints between stiff and flexible members and for defining the properties of the damping elements which represent the flexible members when analyzing the stiff components.
Note the preservation of the capitolunate joint at this point (white arrows) Open image in new window Fig. 10 SLAC wrist with further radiological progression (Stage III).
A 10-cm incision is made starting just lateral to the tibial crest and continues down to the ankle joint, at which point the incision curves medially with an angle of 100° 110°.
